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Sri Lankan Short Eats Menu Board

A practical short-eats menu with clean rows and warm food accents.

PROMPT

Create an original visual composition using the scene and layout below. Use supplied text exactly where specified. Replace every bracketed placeholder with my final supplied information before generating the design. Keep the artwork independent of existing brands or copyrighted character designs. Create a polished visual design in a landscape 3:1 aspect ratio, following this specific concept: Sri Lankan Short Eats Menu Board. Composition and Pose Build a wide menu with a clear [SHOP NAME] header at the left and two item columns across the centre. Use the supplied short-eats list, preserving item names and prices exactly. Add two small original food illustrations at the outer ends, keeping every price on a consistent alignment line. Clothing, Materials and Styling Warm cream, dark brown and muted red with simple readable typography. Background and Lighting Flat clean print layout, no perspective skew and restrained illustration shading. Layout and Content Accuracy — Highest Priority Keep the requested object arrangement and text hierarchy clear. Use only supplied names, dates, prices, locations and wording in text-based designs. Leave caption areas blank when requested. Preserve supplied product and logo details. Keep key information inside safe margins, with adequate contrast against its background. Do not add unsupported claims, invented brands, extra decorative paragraphs, watermarks or unrelated elements. Ensure the composition remains understandable at a small preview size. Quality and Finish Maintain clear focal separation, natural scale, correct perspective and consistent illumination throughout the image. Keep anatomy and object construction believable. Render the main subject sharply while allowing only the intended background softness. Preserve subtle detail rather than using excessive sharpening or heavy smoothing. Make the overall visual feel cohesive, carefully composed and suitable for the stated use. Avoid: distorted objects, invented branding, altered labels, misspelled supplied copy, unreadable main text, cluttered composition, unrealistic reflections, floating contact shadows, watermarks and unrelated props. Keep only the text and people explicitly requested in this composition.

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How to use

  1. 1Open ChatGPT or Gemini and upload your photo.
  2. 2Paste the prompt and send it.
  3. 3Not quite right? Ask for small changes, like “warmer light”.

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How to use

  1. 1Open ChatGPT or Gemini and upload your photo.
  2. 2Paste the prompt and send it.
  3. 3Not quite right? Ask for small changes, like “warmer light”.

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About this prompt

What this prompt creates

This prompt creates a practical short-eats menu with clean rows, clear pricing areas and warm food-inspired accents. A cream, dark brown and muted red palette gives the design a welcoming local-food feel, while simple typography keeps the menu easy to scan. The flat print layout avoids perspective distortion, and restrained illustration shading helps decorative food elements support the layout without making it feel crowded. The 3:1 format works well for wide menu boards, so review the crop carefully if you plan to use another aspect ratio.

Tips for the best result

  • Replace all placeholder text with the final menu items and prices before using the prompt.

  • Keep item names and prices in a separate checked list so nothing is missed.

  • Supply the exact Sinhala or English wording you want to appear.

  • Proofread Sinhala script carefully before printing, especially smaller text.

  • If very small lettering becomes unclear, add it later in a design editor.

  • Keep the row spacing consistent so customers can quickly match each item with its price.

  • Review the first result for spelling, alignment, readable prices and clean edges before using it.

Variations to try

  • Try a green-and-white palette with one clear central heading.

  • Use a slightly darker brown header with cream menu rows for stronger contrast.

  • Keep the same structure but reduce decorative food graphics for a more minimal menu.

  • Change one instruction at a time so you can clearly compare how the palette, typography or spacing affects the design.

Where to use it

This concept works well for bakeries, local snack shops, cafés, takeaway counters and short-eats displays. Keep a high-resolution uncropped master and create separate exports for print, digital screens or social media. Review item names, prices and row spacing at the final display size to make sure the menu remains clear and easy to read.

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